Kurtis Campbell

Overview Kurtis Campbell lost by knockout in 31 seconds of his UFC debut, then submitted Trevor Peek in the third round of his next fight. The Liverpool featherweight sits at 1-1 in the UFC and 9-1-0 as a professional across all promotions.

That 1-1 is a small sample, but it already shows two ways he can finish a night.

UFC Career Campbell reached the UFC after a first-round KO/TKO of Demba Seck on Dana White's Contender Series 9.8, a win that sits outside his UFC record. He debuted at UFC Fight Night: Evloev vs Murphy and lost to Danny Silva by KO/TKO at 0:31 of round 2.

He answered at UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse, submitting Trevor Peek at 3:07 of round 3.

One loss, one win, and a streak of one heading into his next fight.

Fighting Style

Kurtis Campbell is a fighter who is hard to hit and accurate when he throws. He absorbs fewer strikes than most in the UFC and lands a high share of what he throws, though his output is about average, so his edge comes from precision rather than volume.

He shoots for takedowns often and hunts for submissions more than most. That fits his lone UFC win, which came by submission in the third round. His takedown defense is around the UFC average.

Notable Wins - Trevor Peek — submission, round 3, UFC Fight Night: Hooker vs. Parnasse (2026)

Quick Facts - Division: Featherweight - UFC record: 1-1 - Professional record (all promotions): 9-1-0 - UFC debut: 2026 - Stance: Switch - Reach: 72" - Team: KC Fight Base, Liverpool Combat Academy, The MMA Academy - Born: Liverpool, England